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Aria looked at Gambler surprised before nodding. "Well I didn't have anything else planned for today so I suppose. What did you want to talk about?"

"With the Fae? Well we are having a bit of struggle for power, trying to decide who the Lord and Lady will be. The Van Alen, my family, have been amongst the Seelie Court for too long for me to lose that title now. So I have to earn my seat, then I will challenge whomever is titled Lady. My dearest friend, Xander Kahn, will undoubtedly be titled Lord of the Seelie Court." Aria sparkled just thinking of home. "And it will make my rise much more easier. Though, there have been some questionable Unseelie Fae converts, handled by the court. And I have my doubts but..." she waved her hand dismissively. "Later. I have my say over those such issues later."

"Oh they wouldn't be allowed in the Seelie Court. I've had my fair share dealing with the Unseelie Fae, they are not good, will not be good, and no amount of magic can make them good. They turned their back on Mother Xian, our deity," she added for Gambler's benefit. "No the Unseelie are bad and they won't ever change. I would get rid of any Fae that is Unseelie or had connections with the Unseelie and launch an investigation of the Seelie Fae. I want a pure society, free of any negative and unwanted influences."

Gambler nodded slowly and looked ahead of them as they were making a turn around the rose bushes. "You know, it's greatly impossible to have a pure society. Where there is light, there is also darkness. Where there is good there is also bad. It's the way the world and the universe works. There cannot be a Ying without a Yan." She said wisely which was a rare thing and she glared at the heavens for giving her that now of all times. "Is that what you want for Area 6?" She asked.



(@fireguy77: Dude, I would never talk down to someone because that is not my place and I hardly know you enough to be mad at you....Plus, you would know when I'm mad and that was not being mad. I was just stating something to help you out and if constructive criticism is not what you want then I don't know how else to look out for other writers, yeah? And don't get so defensive when someone is trying to correct you, so when your in other RPs, you won't end up being feed to the wolves and believe me, I've had enough of those wolves to last me a lifetime. You didn't offend me, okay? Peace?)

Raising a brow, Gambler looked at the Fae. "You know, it's not outlandish. I've been trying to secure the peace for a millienium or two and still, the world is too big for a Utopian way. For your information, I have summoned up almost all races in this city to unite together. I've even gone straight to their own councils to ask for a treaty and started one of the races in this city with everyone." She shrugged.

"As for my crew, who is the less desireable amongst me? I want to know." She drawled slightly and figured that if she was talking about Monty then she was going to tell this little miss sparkle about who he is and why he's with her.

Gambler blinked and then laughed hard, stopping to hunch over in mirth. This Fae was something else, and calling her a mortal! That was priceless. "My dear, you have no idea who that 'angel' and 'demon' are. They have a greater history than this earth, pay them no mind. They only do as I command them." She wiped her eyes of tears and sighed, chuckling softly. "Forgive me for laughing. That was just beautiful what you said. Thank you for making me laugh. Kudos." Straighting up, she continued to walk. "Tell me about your higher ups? What's the Prince doing these days?"

Gambler grinned at Aria. "It's about damn time that boy learned a thing or two about something. Hell, when I went to see him, he was nothing but a skirt chasing fool. Can you believe he wanted to marry me in order to have a treaty with your people?" She rolled her eyes, shoving her hand in her pockets and walked along like a general. "Boy, he made me so mad and the rest of the Fae's! HA!" She threw her hands in the air, getting caught up in the moment then stopped with the tilt of her head. "Looks like I let the cat out of the bag in who I am." She said and still grinned. "Serves him right too. I think you should teach him a thing or two about respecting women." She said, giving Aria a glance.